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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

How to hack KFC Snack! in the Face - Android

3:57 PM Posted by viperfx07 , , , , , 41 comments
I performed this hack using Windows 7/8 and Nexus 4 rooted using Paranoid Android ROM 4.2 beta.

Index



Tools you need:

On Windows

1. 7zip/Winrar/Winzip or other archive/extracting tools
2. JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler
3. SQLite Administrator or other SQLite editor

On Android (must be rooted)

1. Root Explorer (paid) / ES File Explorer (free)
2. (optional) SQLite Editor (paid)

Steps (on Android)

1. Install and play the game with your Internet enabled and get one snack at least
2. After you get it, open Root Explorer / ES File Explorer to get the APK files in /data/app/ and find air.au.com.kfc.snackintheface-1.apk and copy this to your sdcard (/storage/emulated/0/)

3. Then, copy the APK to your computer
4. The second file you need to copy to your computer is the mysnackData.db located in /data/data/air.au.com.kfc.snackintheface/au.com.kfc.snackintheface/Local Store/

   

Next steps are to find the prize codes and apply it on the database. So, on your PC

1. Install JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler and SQLite Administrator. SQLite doesn't need to be installed.
2. Extract the APK file to a folder using 7zip or Winrar . For the demonstration purpose, I extracted it into air.au.com.kfc.snackintheface-1 folder
3. Go to the folder and open \assets\KFC_Game.swf with JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler
4. Go to scripts/au/kfc/snackgame/util/DealUtil in the decompiler 4. The deals stored in variable dealArray



Now we just need to add the prize codes into the "mysnackData.db" database. 

1. Open sqliteadmin. Choose Database - Open. Then choose mysnackData.db that has been copied on your PC.
2. On the left-hand side bar, navigate to mySnackData. Since I've put all the prizeIDs, you see more records than you have it on your mySnackData.db. 

3. To add the prizes, replicate the existing record to a new one, except the prizeID. To add, click + sign or you can go to any field than press down-arrow key on your keyboard. Make sure the playerPrizeID and playerID are the same as the existing record you have.

Finishing

1. Once, you have added the prizeIDs, copy the mySnackData.db to /data/data/air.au.com.kfc.snackintheface/au.com.kfc.snackintheface/Local Store/. 

2. Enjoy the free snacks

Note:
Keep a copy of the modified mySnackData.db if you want to redeem the same prize

Optional but it's useful

Requirement: BusyBox, ScriptManager

This step will save you a lot of time and you can redeem it over and over without a hassle.
I created a shell script to update the table so that the expiry dates are always set to 3 days after you run the script.

The script should run if you follow these steps:
1. Create a folder called kfchack in your sdcard (/storage/emulated/0/)
Note: Your path might be different and might need to try several paths to get the script working. Please read below explanation. 
Recommended lecture: Why did /sdcard/ turn into /sdcard/0/ with 4.2?.
In short: It has to do with the multi-user functionality introduced with Jelly Bean:
  • /storage/emulated/0/: to my knowledge, this refers to the "emulated MMC" ("owner part"). Usually this is the internal one. The "0" stands for the user here, "0" is the first user aka device-owner. If you create additional users, this number will increment for each.
  • /storage/emulated/legacy/ as before, but pointing to the part of the currently working user (for the owner, this would be a symlink to /storage/emulated/0/). So this path should bring every user to his "part".
  • /mnt/sdcard (Android < 4.0)
  • /storage/sdcard0 (Android 4.0+)
  • /storage/sdcard0/: As there's no legacy pendant here (see comments below), the "0" in this case rather identifies the device (card) itself. One could, eventually, connect a card reader with another SDCard via OTG, which then would become /storage/sdcard1 (no proof for that, just a guess -- but I'd say a good one)
Though one might get to the conclusion there should be a /storage/sdcard/legacy as well, there isn't (see comments) -- which completely makes sense with my assumption of the numbers here are not related to the user, but rather to possible multiple cards: "0" would always be the one in the card-slot of the device, so no need for a "legacy symlink" here.
Try /storage/emulated/0, /storage/emulated/legacy/, or /storage/sdcard0 depending on your Android version
2. Copy modified mySnackData.db into the folder
3. Create a file called kfchack.sh. The content is

#!/system/bin/sh

sqlite3 /storage/emulated/0/kfchack/mysnackData.db "UPDATE mysnackData SET createdOn = strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M%f',date('now')), modifiedOn = strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M%f',date('now')) , expiresOn = strftime(' %Y-%m-%dT%H:%M%f', date('now') , '+3 day')"

cat /storage/emulated/0/kfchack/mysnackData.db > "/data/data/air.au.com.kfc.snackintheface/au.com.kfc.snackintheface/Local Store/mysnackData.db"

The script will update the records on your database and overwrite the mySnackData.db in Local Store with the updated database.

4. Install ScriptManager
5. Create a SMShortcuts shortcut on your homescreen.



6. Choose "Add one script schortcut"

7. Choose "kfchack.sh". The icon with star means it's saved as Favourite.



8. To get the script stored as Favourite, you need to open Script Manager, navigate it to kfchack.sh and use this configuration


KFC Snack! in the Face v2 codes

Free
"E9E84ABDD6B84C69965B23C9EFD4D0B2":"FreeNuggetBox"
"01C4AE77CBA44145992D2E1D4CD9AC52":"FreeCrispyStripsBox"
"168FF20E48FF484D985A292F7271123C":"FreeWingBox"
"1A5DC6203C0D4058A0C4B8B95700C7E4":"FreePopcornBox"
"E35C6DB9823C4707B4E9E523E140BD0D":"FreeWickedWings"
"F2E135CDFB28407081BCCA9A99A3148B":"FreeTwister"
"23AC0B701CAD47E680696BEFD9AD549F":"FreeChips"

BOGOF and Others
"2F0094A4DE8349A6BD385EFF4CF50B48":"2FreeHotRods"
"C94D937408ED420097CD8525610B68A2":"DollarTwister"
"EB9050B33B4040149B27344901653271":"DollarKrusher"
"430612FADC544B4AA5F12B5E344780ED":"ExtraWing"
"1D3485AFC41A4B7F94299341B95E99DA":"DollarDrink"
"20BE138768454E209BDA696766663492":"SecondBoxFree"
"7170BCE698AE43F18C6932315F3C4D56":"KrusherWithBox"
"5BB869B03F114BF9B058B37745BF31D3":"SecondChipsFree"
"6B8830B1CE1B4C0DB3EFF04C63AB318A":"DollarTwister"
"FC730BB888604D90A59BEDFC8D16DEE7":"DollarKrusher"
"E6F602292C924BA48C0840B24983B370":"ExtraWing"
"D2C59E71A4D0443DA06A6137DA9A219D":"DollarDrink"
"043EEC0C14174930B37CBB3A3D3CBAB0":"SecondBoxFree"
"D52D66612F43443DB4C96B0CC85E6EA2":"SecondChipsFree"
"6B742DD15ACA445A8C6A4383C75AF5B0":"KrusherWithBox"

Monday, May 30, 2011

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6:28 PM Posted by viperfx07 , , , No comments
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Friday, December 17, 2010

Fix 0x80240030 Windows Update Error (Proxy Setting)

8:16 PM Posted by viperfx07 , No comments
What causes Error 0x80240030


# Incorrect character exists in the proxy override settings.


# A misconfigured Proxy/Firewall can cause this problem.


# You are trying to access Windows Update using VPN. The website and Automatic Update may not function properly.


# The corporate environment does not have autoproxy implemented.


To try and resolve the error 0x80240030, use the following tips... After each tip test to determine whether the issue is resolved.





Resolution Suggestion One:


# Remove invalid characters from the proxy exception list and then clear the proxy cache.


1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. On the Tools, select Internet Options.
3. Click on the Connections tab.
4. Click on the LAN Settings.
5. Click on the Advanced button.
6. Please delete any entry in the Exceptions section.


Next, clear your proxy cache.


1. Click on Start, and then click Run.
2. Type cmd in the Open box to get a DOS prompt.
3. Type proxycfg -d at the command prompt, and press Enter.
4. Type net stop wuauserv at the command prompt, and press Enter.
5. Type net start wuauserv at the command prompt, and press Enter.
6. Now try the site again.


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Resolution Suggestion Two:


# Reconfigure or update your firewall program.


Double-check the Proxy/Firewall settings. Add the following urls to the exception list within your Firewall/Proxy:


http://*.windowsupdate.microsoft.com
https://*.windowsupdate.microsoft.com
http://download.windowsupdate.com


For help configuring Proxy/Firewall refer to documentation or contact the manufacturer.


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Resolution Suggestion Three:


# VPN and Proxy.


You are trying to access Windows Update using VPN. The website and Automatic Update may not function properly.


Autoproxy is not picking up the wpad.dat proxy configuration file to determine the proxy to be used for the target URL. Thus we are going with no proxy!


1. Try to access Windows Update while not using VPN connection.
2. Use the proxycfg tool to specify a proxy server to use (proxycfg.exe -p ). (contact your network administrator to find out the name and port of this proxy.)

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Resolution Suggestion Four:

# Run proxycfg to tell WU about your proxy.

The corporate environment does not have autoproxy implemented.

Automatic Update will always do autoproxy detection and thus if that returns no proxy, it will try to use no proxy. Use the proxycfg tool to specify a proxy server to use (proxycfg.exe -p ). Please contact your network administrator to find out the name and port of this proxy.

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Resolution Suggestion Five:

# OnSpeed Software.

A further solution may be to exit OnSpeed (a compression tool to speed up Internet connections) if installed. Disabling the program does not appear to work BUT fully exiting it completely does...

...or try this setting:

Onspeed> settings> features> use browsers Proxy exclusion setting.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

RSS 2.0 vs Atom 1.0

11:05 PM Posted by viperfx07 No comments
This week's lecture is about jQuery and RSS. Since I've done a lot of jQuery in my project, let's talk about RSS. I've already used RSS since my bachelor (so around 4-5 years). I use RSS to get Manga update, read news, and get Android update (because I've got a new toy called Samsung Galaxy S). The RSS client I use is Opera (browser). I personally like Opera more than any RSS client such as Mozilla Firefox (browser) or Thunderbird. As a browser, Opera has mail client as well.

There is an alternative RSS standard called Atom. The following is a good comparison quoted from http://blog.webreakstuff.com/2005/07/rss-vs-atom-you-know-for-dummies/. According to the comparison, Atom wins most of the battles.


1. While RSS has two main publishing protocols, Atom has one standardized approach. This waives off some of the interoperability issues between using both the Blogger protocol and MetaWeblog (the two protocols for RSS publishing). Best approach: Atom

2. When it comes to required content on a feed, Atom is much more restrictive, needing more data in order to be valid. RSS has a more loose approach. This has generated some discussion: ultimately, I like how Atom requires “last update” timestamps, but I like how RSS isn’t as restrictive to be standard. Best approach: Both have their strong side

3. RSS requires escaped HTML or plain text, while Atom allows for other forms of data. This increases human-readability of an Atom feed, even though it complicates the publishing process (because you have to specify the kind of data you’re publishing). Best approach: RSS (assuming that a feed is meant for automated consumption – human readability is a task for the reader or aggregator)

4. Atom clearly distincts partial content from excerpts, while RSS doesn’t. This clearly makes a difference, because there’s no way to know when an item on an RSS feed is a full story or an excerpt (that requires loading the original page in order to continue reading). Best approach: Atom, clearly.

5.Auto-discovery is standardized in the Atom specification, whereas in RSS there have been several ways to discover feeds, to this date. Best approach: Atom even though it is not a grave situation for RSS.

6. Aggregating and extracting content is one of the most important issues, and the one that clearly gives Atom an advantage. RSS allows content only inside a single monolithic rss document including several entries. Atom on the other hand allows for single Atom Entry documents, that make syndicating, aggregating or reusing single entries of a feed a much easier process. Best approach: Atom

Examples of RSS & Atom:

RSS 2.0


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<rss version="2.0">
        <channel>
 
                <title>Example Feed</title>
                <description>Insert witty or insightful remark here</description>
                <link>http://example.org/</link>
                <lastBuildDate>Sat, 13 Dec 2003 18:30:02 GMT</lastBuildDate>
                <managingEditor>johndoe@example.com (John Doe)</managingEditor>
 
                <item>
                        <title>Atom-Powered Robots Run Amok</title>
                        <link>http://example.org/2003/12/13/atom03</link>
                        <guid isPermaLink="false">urn:uuid:1225c695-cfb8-4ebb-aaaa-80da344efa6a</guid>
                        <pubDate>Sat, 13 Dec 2003 18:30:02 GMT</pubDate>
                        <description>Some text.</description>
                </item>
 
        </channel>
</rss>

Atom 1.0


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
 
        <title>Example Feed</title>
        <subtitle>Insert witty or insightful remark here</subtitle>
        <link href="http://example.org/"/>
        <updated>2003-12-13T18:30:02Z</updated>
        <author>
                <name>John Doe</name>
                <email>johndoe@example.com</email>
        </author>
        <id>urn:uuid:60a76c80-d399-11d9-b93C-0003939e0af6</id>
 
        <entry>
                <title>Atom-Powered Robots Run Amok</title>
                <link href="http://example.org/2003/12/13/atom03"/>
                <id>urn:uuid:1225c695-cfb8-4ebb-aaaa-80da344efa6a</id>
                <updated>2003-12-13T18:30:02Z</updated>
                <summary>Some text.</summary>
        </entry>
 
</feed>